Noting that it expects Bunnings to rebound from its post-COVID hangover, the broker upgraded Wesfarmers shares to a neutral ...

Shareholder distributions are appropriate. BWP pays out 100% of distributable profit. This is maintainable as the trust has conservative gearing. Gearing (debt/assets) is at the low end of ...

The property trust, 22 per cent owned by Bunnings owner Wesfarmers, made $157.1 million after tax for the December half-year, ...

The largest owner of Bunnings Warehouse sites in the country is repurposing ex-Bunnings stores amid large-format retail rental ...

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A 99-place childcare centre and two bulky goods stores are the newest additions planned for a $200m development at the former ...

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Miners buoy ASX; Insignia bidding war rumbles on; oil drops; Maggie Beer earnings flat; Pinnacle shares hit record; BWP leaps ...

ASX 40 points off record; oil approaches year’s low; News Corp rallies; PEXA tumbles; Magellan FUM flat; REA CEO retires; Alphabet scraps diversity goals.

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Wesfarmers was one of the best performers across the ASX 200 by midday after UBS upgraded its rating on the conglomerate.

BWP Trust increased first-half profit and raised its portfolio value in the six months to December, with the Bunnings ...